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A paintbrush or lump of clay in the hands of Arizona artist Ed Mell becomes transcendent. What his eyes see -
As a fifth generation Oklahoman and a member of the Sweet Potato Clan of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, sculptor Paul -
Jenness Cortez had several ideas in mind when she started planning her recent painting titled Conversations with a Cowboy. She -
Like no other artist, German-born painter Albert Bierstadt portrayed the unspoiled grandeur of the 19th-century American West. He was known -
You could say that William Alther’s journey to becoming a professional artist was the result of his answering the call -
“I belong outdoors. I love painting on location, and I love the beauty and peace that comes with standing before -
Four years ago, Harold T. Holden wasn’t sure if he should accept any more commissions. He wasn’t even sure if -
He created jewelry long before he created legislation in Congress. At 81, Ben Nighthorse Campbell reaches back into his memory -
Spring in the Midwest can be a fickle. One it’s day warm, the next day cold, the next day a -
“There are three components to my work. The empirical—what I observe when painting outside. The rational—what I know about the -
John Moyers says he is a lucky man. As a young boy, he was surrounded by art and art supplies, -
In Shakespeare’s “Hamlet,” Polonius counsels his son Laertes, “To thine own self be true,” offering a sage bit of wisdom
